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From:	"Jason B. Alonso" <jalonso AT MIT DOT EDU>
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Subject:	RE: SSHD authentication
Date:	Thu, 12 Apr 2001 10:47:30 -0400
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>>I have also poured over the documentation and do not understand where I
>>should set the netsec variable. Please tell me what file this variable
needs to
>>configured for.

Perhaps you mean the ntsec flag of the CYGWIN environment variable.
You set this by adding

SET CYGWIN=ntsec

to your cygwin.bat before the line containing bash.

This will cause cygwin to use it's NT security features.

Hope this helps.

Jason Alonso


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